Families have more support options than ever before, and choosing the right one can feel confusing. Understanding the difference between parent coaching and physical therapy can help you make an informed decision. What Is Parent Coaching? Parent coaching focuses on education, guidance, and confidence-building. It’s ideal for families who: Want proactive support Have general developmental questions Prefer flexible, home-based guidance Coaching empowers parents with tools they

Supporting your child’s development doesn’t require complex routines or special equipment. Everyday movement experiences play a powerful role in building strength, coordination, and confidence. Floor Play Is Foundational Time spent on the floor allows children to: Explore movement freely Practice transitions Build core strength and stability Creating a safe, open space encourages natural movement exploration. Incorporate Movement Into Daily Routines Movement can be part of yo

Parents often wonder whether their child’s movement differences are part of typical development or a sign that extra support could help. Understanding when to seek guidance can bring clarity and peace of mind. Common Signs Parents Notice Every child develops at their own pace, but some patterns may suggest that additional support could be beneficial: Difficulty transitioning between positions (rolling, sitting, standing) Avoiding tummy time or floor play Frequent falls or fru

Movement is one of the most powerful tools in a child’s development. From the earliest days of life, how children move, explore, and interact with their environment shapes not only physical skills, but also confidence, learning, and connection. For many parents, knowing what’s normal , when to support , and when to seek guidance  can feel overwhelming. The good news is that small, thoughtful actions—guided by evidence-based principles—can make a meaningful difference in your